Notre Dame Cathedral’s Restoration Could Take Decades To Complete
In addition to the massive amount of money and materials needed, finding skilled artisans is a challenge.
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A Filmmaker’s Decades-Long Quest To Finish Stop-Motion Steampunk Movie
Valentin Felder says he will need several more years to complete the final 12 minutes of the film.
India Abolishes Film Certification Tribunal, Filmmakers Split
Filmmakers will have to approach high courts to challenge any roadblocks posed by the censor board in certifying a film.
Popcorn With Zenger: ‘Concrete Cowboy’ Is Two Must-See Stories In One
Based on the novel “Ghetto Cowboy,” this powerful coming-of-age story on Netflix also features a history lesson few know about.
Writer/Producer Elaine Del Valle Works The ‘System’
With key creatives attached, CBS picks up the pilot about a social worker trying to fix everyone else’s life — but her own.
Drive-in Fashion Shows At India Fashion Week Set New Trend
As the fashion industry tries to recover from the pandemic, drive-in fashion presentations show the way.
Movie Merchandising The Hollywood Way A Distant Reality For Indian Cinema
The makers of the Indian film “83” have launched a special merchandise line.
Sideline Balancing Act: Latin American Sport Journalists Strive To Be Passionate And Objective
Reporters risk their credibility by openly rooting for the teams they cover.
Marines And Movies: Darius Cottrell Is Finding His Role In Hollywood
Donald Sutherland once called Cottrell an “amazing actor.” He’s hoping to prove him right.